australia test captain, Pat cuminexpressed his sincere gratitude to Indian Stars Rohit Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah after leading his team to a historic victory in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with a score of 3-1. The win, which ended Australia's decade-long wait for the coveted trophy, was celebrated at the Sydney Cricket Ground after the hosts chased down a target of 162 runs on the third day of the final Test.
An unforgettable test series for Cummins
After winning the series, Cummins couldn't hold back his emotions. While speaking in the post-match presentation, he described the Border-Gavaskar series as one of his most favorite Test battles. He also recognized the Indian captains, Rohit Sharma and Jasprit BumrahTo make the series unforgettable.
“Unreal. Not many of us have won this trophy. It has lived up to all the hype,” Cummins said. “We have been clear about our plans. We tried to be proactive, and in the end we succeeded. “Very proud.”
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Cummins praised the camaraderie within his team. “We had a lot of fun playing together. I love playing with these guys. This is a special group,” he added.
Why did Cummins thank Rohit and Bumrah?
Both Rohit and Bumrah led the Indian team at different points during the series. Bumrah's absence in the final innings of the fifth Test, due to a back problem, turned things around in Australia's favour. Cummins acknowledged the competitiveness of the series and thanked the Indian duo for their contributions in a closely contested battle.
“This is the big series you're preparing for. It's been some pivotal moments where our home stays have really stood out,” Cummins said. “It's going to be one of my most favorite Test series. Thanks Rohit and Jasprit. The fans made the series. Every place was amazing.”
Cummins adds another trophy to his cabinet
With the Border-Gavaskar Trophy win, Pat Cummins has added another accolade to his impressive record of captaincy. After leading Australia to their first World Test Championship win in 2023 and retaining the Ashes in EnglandCummins continues to establish himself as one of the most successful test leaders of the modern era.
Under his leadership, Australia He also won the ODI World Cup by defeating India in the final at home. The Border-Gavaskar Trophy win now completes his collection of major titles.
Test the timeless appeal of cricket
Cummins' remarks highlighted the enduring magic of Test cricket. He praised the packed crowds at venues such as the MCG and SCG, noting the energy and enthusiasm that fans bring to the game.
“Three sellouts in three days here in Sydney. “It shows why Test cricket is so special and why we love playing it so much,” Cummins said. “Seeing everyone dressed in pink and celebrating an amazing cause is a great way to start the year,” he concluded.
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